Synology Adding RackStation RS3413xs+

Synology Inc. launched RS3413xs+, a XS+ series NAS server that boasts performance of 400,000+ read IOPS and HA to provide a foundation for the mission-critical tasks of large-scale businesses.

Equipped with Xeon Quad Core 3.3 GHz CPU and dual 10GbE bandwidth capability, the RS3413xs+ is capable of delivering 2,000+ MB/s read throughput under RAID-5 configuration with link aggregation. The combination of SSD cache technology and SATA drives boosts throughput while minimizing cost per gigabyte. Besides, encryption acceleration with AES New Instructions ensures its performance stays uncompromised.

While delivering superior throughput, the RS3413xs+ attains HA with wide-ranging redundancy features. Forthcoming Synology High Availability ensures seamless transition between cluster servers in the event of system failure. Redundant power supplies and system fans, plus multiple network ports with failover support, assure continual service uptime. Passive cooling technology on the CPU also eliminates a single point of failure. In addition, 8GB ECC RAM expandable to 32GB detects and corrects errors during data transmission to ensure accuracy and exceptional performance.

Purpose built for managing big data, the RS3413xs+ can accept two RX1211/RX1211RP expansion units to seamlessly scale up to 136TB. The RS3413xs+ makes for an addition to virtualized environments by supporting Windows Server 2012 with Hyper-V, VMware vSphere 5 VAAI integration, as well as XenServer.

"RS3413xs+ provides the performance, reliability, scalability, comprehensive virtualization support and enterprise features that large-scale businesses demand, at an affordable cost, making itself a cut above the rest," Wayne An, product manager of Synology.

RS3413xs+ runs DiskStation manager (DSM) 4.1, the OS of every DiskStation and RackStation. DSM 4.1 provides features to boost productivity and simplify tasks, all on an interface optimized for multitasking.

Synology RackStation RS3413xs+ and RX1211/RX1211RP are shipping.